¿es neta, eva? [ambos] ¿es neta, eva? [todos] ¿es neta, eva? sí es neta. y todas somos eva.er delante de mí. adán, necesitamos aclarar nuestra situación, ¿mm? pues nada me gustaría más que poner las cosas bien claras. mejor sí los dejo solos. necesitamos aclarar lo que pasó entre nosotros cuando estábamos en la prepa, ¿eh? ¡aaah! ¡aaah! ¡aaay! ¡ay! ¡ya olvídalo, eva! a ver, ¿cómo lo voy a olvidar, adán? eso es algo muy importante. es muy incómodo trabajar así. ah, ¿sí? ¿tú crees que es cómodo para mí? ¿eh? ¿que me estés persiguiendo de esa manera? ¿y que te metas aquí a mi oficina con cualquier pretexto solo para verme, eh? ya, neta, eva, ya supérame. yo no te acoso. tú me odias porque piensas que te dejé por otro, ¿eh? y cuando eso pasó, tú y yo ya hasta habíamos requete terminado, ¿mm? - ah, ¿sí? - ¡sí! [ambos] ¡aaah! ya habíamos terminado. ah, bueno. yo no te guardo rencor ni tengo nada en contra tuyo, ¿ok? - ah, pues está bien. pues yo ya me voy a trabajar. adelante. - eva. - ¿qué? me dejaste por otro. ¡tú y yo no habíamos terminado! ¡ay, hijo e' su...! no se preocupen,

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i'm kind of laid down the invitation for you and, and eva and what else? the question was very briefly to address it before we move on. what else could have been done on october? the 7th? well i sure because of what we've already heard from, from i've shut on, but i had nothing yahoo not being that one wouldn't have got one's self to that predicament in the 1st place. and yeah, this is why it's so important not to deacon texture lies. it justifies nothing. it doesn't justify decades of the do not of us the rights of occupation. apologize. it doesn't just by what was done on october 7th, it doesn't just fine. what's the done ever since? but there is no scenario where people kept without their rights for decades on and anywhere in history and geography. this isn't about us raising palestinians exclusively. i love the political lab and use a close to them and something 1000 past that. which leaves us with that option that because let me address, is that what our options see? why it's option is never to commit crimes and target every one. then have your own pr

eva bought, quote, the national spokes person for if not now, a movement of american jews campaigning twins. us support for israel is a pop type system and demanded quality justice in the thriving future for old palestinians and israelis. and in london, daniel levy, president of the us middle east projects and a formalized by the government advisor. a welcome to all of you. if i could start with, i've shut on, so we look at the author published in places like the times of as well. they refer to a 285 percent increase in the numbers, leaving israel for good off to october. the 7th and a decrease in the numbers of jewish immigrants arriving. are you seeing actual shrinking communities? when you look around you? i know i heard about the cases in wasted some beads and it is the reason so consign academics and physicians high tech people. yes, it gives the voice on the phone. so is it no reason so panic for the spouse? no, this is a temporary crime. basically would overcome it. here is how i see the problem. as we have somebody to say about 70. yes, we have a stronger than the ads wanted t

eva a yes. i mean, i think for a lot of americans use watching our government, the us government use our safety and the safety of jews in israel as justification. first, funding, billions of dollars and weapons to the netanyahu government to enact a genocidal assault on gaza and drive the entire region toward a broader regional war. sacrificing the hostages and the process as i think for us a lot of people to say, this is not only morally inexcusable and horrifying. it's also putting jews in further danger. and so the question is, is military domination, an unconditional us weapons cannot bring safety if safety doesn't come from decades of apartheid an occupation, what's the alternative? and that's freedom. jewish impulsivity and safety are tied together and that means freedom for past means and a quality in geneva is even let me talk to you as well and present to you, but perhaps the, the opposite opinion as well, which is often put as what else can we do and attack happened, people kept his wi

let's go now to eva mckend, who is in georgia, harris. >> eva is now responding to the latest insult that trump hurled against her last night. >> jess, before she left georgia, she sat for an interview with reverend al sharpton. and in that interview, she accused the former president of demeaning the office of the presidency and essentially arguing that he lacked the basic temperament involved for the job. and we have seen her employ this argument increasingly over the last several days. and it seems to be tailored to a specific type of voter, maybe a voter that doesn't agree with her on every policy matter, but also agrees with this broader argument. that the former president is just unhinged and fundamentally unfit. take a listen to what she told sharpton the american people deserve so much better that's how i come at it and to your point, the president of the united states must set a standard not only for our nation, but understanding the standard that we as a nation must set for the world you know, we representing the united states of america walk into rooms around the world with

eva is on the harris campaign trail in atlanta. so the vice president just spoke in detroit soon, making your way to georgia. will the message, message be similar or different? from the vice president is hurt increasingly using the former president's own words against him as she aims to the rise himself him as fundamentally unserious in on hinge and it's a strategy that could work with swing-state voters, particularly those in georgia. those who had those republican voters who have illustrated that, they just cannot support the former president, those split ticket voters. and she's standing by that strategy. take a listen. >> he's becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged and it requires that response. i think the american people are seeing and witnessing in real-time and we must take note of the fact that this is an individual who wants to be president in the united states. and i think the american people deserve better than someone who actually seems to be unstable president, has been spent as much time here in georgia as the o

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byron. >> eva thank you.tor oquendo joins us from sarasota on the phone just minutes from where milton first made landfall. victor. >> byron we are on the backside of the hurricane and it is incredibly powerful. siesta key where it made landfall. it's just seven miles from us. so just moments after the eye passed over us, conditions rapidly deteriorated here. our team had to get indoors and we felt it start with the wind and then over at sarasota bradenton international airport. they recorded a gust of wind at 102mph. and that's just across the street from where we're staying tonight. we are without power. i'm currently wearing a headlamp just to see inside my hotel room. storm surge. that's been a major concern all along, but milton also spawning dozens of tornadoes. more are still possible as we all brace for a long night ahead tonight. monster hurricane milton pounding the state of florida. the category three hurricane making landfall on the state's west coast. catastrophic winds reaching as high as 120mph

eva, thank you. we'll check back with you soon. in the meantime, we continue to follow that breaking news out of israel. jim sciutto, back with us from the middle east with the latest developments after this short break, we'll be right back vegetable? >> you're actually both, right? but botanically speaking, the us supreme veto is a vegetable because of how it's used in cooking i didn't know that now, you do i was stuck unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. >> i needed more from my antidepressant, very large helped give it a lift adding real or two the antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. >> and in very large clinical studies, most son no substantial well impact on weight elderly, dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts, antidepressants can increase these and children young adults report fever, stiff muscles are confusion as these may be life-threatening or uncontrolled mu

eva. good morning. >> victor amara, here in battleground, georgia, vice president harris, elevating the issue of reproductive rights, acknowledging amber nicole thurman, family in the crowd, and how she died because of her inability to get lifesaving care in this state with restrictive abortion ban now, trump still refuses to take accountability to take any accountability for the pain and the suffering he has caused or even to just acknowledge the pain and suffering that has actually happened. >> it is my pledge to everybody here when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom nationwide, as president of the united states, i will proudly sign it into law democrats say it's all about boosting energy and enthusiasm on the ground. >> usher here to lean into that sense of momentum, the vice president going to continue to make her case to voters at a predominantly black church in georgia, as well as in a souls to the polls event victor amara, eva mckend. >> thanks so much. former pr

eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. >> good morning, michael.00 emergency food kits and get that food to those people who are in need. >> community supports us, so especially when there's a time of need, it's like this is a chance for the community to rally together, for us to come together and support them any way we can. >> it's big. it's a problem. people weren't expecting it. you don't expect that kind of flooding that they probably have out there. everybody has to pitch in and do their part right now. >> reporter: and the carolina panthers have pledged to donate $3 million to these relief efforts. they've already surpassed that goal, donating more than $3.8 million. we're here at a distribution center in augusta, georgia. this area also hit hard by helene. you can see the cars coming through. supplies being put into these cars for the people. they are still recovering here. we're going to have much more on the efforts coming up, michael. >> michael: thank you very much, eva. >> robin: coming up more from eva with these heroes helping. we ar

eva, we just heard from harris and her first event in michigan today. what's the message he is delivering? >> jake, so we heard her today on the campaign trail, needling the former president, clearly trying to get under his skin here by suggesting that he is not up to the task, arguing it is a legitimate question to ask if he has the ability to return to the white house and this lends itself to a larger argument that she has long me that he is unserious and that he lacks the temperament required. take a listen now sucking debates and canceling interviews come on >> his own campaign team recently said it is because of exhaustion the campaign trail, it raises real questions about whether you are fit for the toughest job in the war so jake, this theme i have to say is perhaps one of the loudest applause line she receives in response to it last night in wisconsin, she said, clearly, when you listen to him, he doesn't know what he's talking about and she was just met with roaring applause. >> but you see the vice president trying to characterize herself real

eva mckend. thank you so much. right, now to pennsylvania, where former president trump is expected to hold a town hall in the next few hours. cnn's danny freeman, is there a live from lancaster? so danny, the keystone state has been a keen focus of the former president and the last days of the race, what is he saying to voters there today? >> yeah, keystone state's certainly getting a lot of attention from both campaigns, but certainly from the trump campaign this weekend, especially right now, where former president trump is actually in bucks county, pennsylvania, crucial purple area of the commonwealth at a mcdonald's. he's there right now and we have a little bit of footage to show you. of the former president actually going up to a fryer and frying up some fries. take a look tiber, take it out of the world slowly, give it a little shake that we don't get stuck together. >> that lower back in raleigh. this one friday of the oil wild in right here broadly so you. can. see right there perhaps a bit of unconventio

or eva mckend is joining us now. eva, what can we expect to hear from harris tonight increasingly using the form of president's own words against him, whether it is pointing to how he characterized his fellow americans as the enemy from within. >> more talking about how he described himself as a father of ivf, even though he has course, was responsible for elevating the three conservative justices, that led to roe versus wade overturn. they believed that this is an effective strategy. especially to appeal to conservatives in states like this one, you have to remember jets. there are split ticket voters in georgia. there are republicans in georgia that just have no appetite for supporting donald trump to take a listen that soundbite, but the vice president earlier today in detroit, she said that the former president is is exhibiting behavior that illustrates that he is unstable, unhinged, and unprepared to meet this moment. >> but listen jess, when i speak to democrats here in this state, forces here. they say that th

eva mckend is in son chris georgia. eva, have we seen any shift in harris his tone in the final days? >> well, mano, i can tell you that the vice president has been intentional in terms of characterizing the former president as unfit and unhinged and that of course, is a very different argument than if you agree with her on every policy matter. so clearly they are trying to create an opening here for voters who may similarly agree with her that some of the behavior that the former president is exhibiting illustrates, in their view that he should not return to the white house, but also key to the strategy here in georgia is appealing to black voters. that is why she is going to address that's new birth missionary baptist church today we're expecting an animated surface as pastor jamal bryant is just that. then she heads over to jonesborough where stevie wonder will be at a souls to the polls event. but listen, this is not an entirely performative exercise for the vice president. she grew up in the black faith tradition,

eva your response to what we just heard from the vice president.n, there was out on the campaign trail over the last as 24 hours, it was sort of this back-and-forth over garbage. it started with what the comedian said at that rally at madison square garden on sunday night calling puerto rico garbage and then there was the president's gaffe more than 24 hours ago or so and then when the trump campaign thought that they had something they were sort of, they thought they had the tiger by the tail here with trump climbing into a garbage truck with his name on it and everything. then he makes this comment about women and you saw the vice president just seize on it a few moments ago was setting the tone for the day with issues where she feels especially comfortable so as it relates to connecting with women on this issue of reproductive rights. and then also talking about health care more broadly, which has become so, so central to this campaign. and the hope is, is that it resonates in states like this one in battleground arizona, when president biden wo

mckend, live force in kalamazoo, eva. thank you retaliatory italia, tory strikes on iran. world leaders are urging restraint and hopes that the period of escalation will and so what happens next? jim is joined by cnn's christiane amanpour, coming up the fund experienced. >> the cnn met periods, the cnn magic wall in the palm of your hand. get live results, expert insights, and an immersive election experience the. magic wall, find it in the cnn app to that we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours, a spoiling their dogs good real food is it looks like food smells like food is what dogs are supposed to be eating. know living beings should ever eat processed food for every single meal well, their life. it's amazing to me how many people write in about their dogs changing for the better the farmer's dog is just are way to help people take care of them goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generale home standby generator you're life goes on uninterrupted because when yo

alex, brianna eva. >> thank you very much. and with us now is cnn political director david chalian and david, let's talk about the big picture here. michigan obviously, so important, but explain to us how it fits into the picture and what the latest polling shows. >> yeah. first, let's talk about how close it is. if you look at our latest poll of polls in the state of michigan, it is basically a tie. it's a one point race you see between harris and trump, 48%. harris, 47% trump this is of likely voters. this is an average of the five most recent reputable polls in michigan, which is one way to look at this that is so razor thin. neither campaign can tell you with competence now how michigan will fall here at the end of the day? it's critical. you heard alayna say this before. it's got 15 electoral votes, so it's sizable. so when you're talking about these seven battleground states, it ranks fourth on that list in terms of its electoral price so it opens up paths. if you have it in your corner and walz off some pads for your op

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cnn's eva mckend is live on the trail in wisconsin. eva, what message can we expect to hear during this surprise joint appearance? >> well, brianna, the message here is country over party, the vice president going to argue to republican and independent voters that a harris administration would be principally concerned about upholding the rule of law, about upholding democracy in the constitution. and it is those fundamental tools that are most important, even if there are policy disagreements, she will be joined by liz cheney to make that argument in hopes of appealing to republican voters. we spoke to one woman from ripon. this of course is the birthplace of the republican party. she's an independent voter and she seems receptive to this message. let's listen i voted for president reagan then but the last few years has been democrat because i don't go for party, i go for who represents me i'm not going to agree with what everything they say but i wanted to represent what i feel the best republican and independent voters will not only

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> a cult is doing the same thing that most religions are doing the way they might be a way that i consider extreme, but you don't. or vice versa. >> actress bethany joy lenz opening up about the hidden life. she says she once led. she's best known for her role as haley james scott on the early 2000 hit teen drama one tree hill. but behind the scenes, she was drawn to a religious group whose grip, she says, left her isolated for more than a decade. >> why tell your story now? >> my experience is that we really are drawn to group think because it's easy. >> in her new memoir, dinner for vampires life on a cult tv show, while also in an actual cult, she describes her journey as a part of a group that members called the big house family. how did you find the big house family? >> it was just a home. home church like a home group, bible study and then it morphed with the entrance of a pastor from another state. i think he just saw a lot of young professionals and got dollar signs in his eyes. after about a year, i was totally entrenched in it. >> did you know that

and let's get out to cnn's eva mckend. vice president harris is preparing to deliver a big speech tonight. this key speech from the ellipse, what are we expecting to hear? >> she is the campaign says that this is by design, choosing the ellipse is not an accident. they are aiming to show contrast. they say that there are some folks in this country would trumpnesia. they don't remember those years well enough. and so part of this is trying to remind voters of the chaos. they argue came to define that period. but also this is about crystallizing her final argument here. she has been actively making the case for why she wants to be president and much of that argument is centered in the opportunity economy working to bring down costs for everyday americans seconds. and then also working to restore reproductive rights. i'm told that it's going to be hopeful and optimistic when she touches on those points now, boris and brianna, you well know a key part of the democratic coalition are black voters. and there has been this frustr

our thanks to eva mckend. let's turn now to lucy kafanov in albuquerque, new mexico, where trump is set to take the stage. at any moment, lucy, what is the trump campaign? in saying about the comment he made last night >> no official response from the trump campaign. the former president's plane touched down literally last night to note, donald trump hasn't that so most protector of women on the campaign trail, obviously taking it so much further last night by adding in the part about whether they like it or not speaking to the already converted maga crowd for whom he can do no wrong there cheering wildly, right? now it appears that maybe the pooling up the question of course, is whether those comments are what wrong please women, weapons, former president will be able to close that gap. now, after white albert not a dairy avia mean that by thousand last time around, which you know, is trying games with the done garbage remark biden's martin rallies and also trying to boost the local house and senate race sorr

eva mckend, live force in michigan. eva, thank you. now, let's go to alayna treene, who is at that trump rally that just wrapped up and alayna, we heard the former president talk about that. beyonce rally. what else did we hear him say? >> he did he did he tried to mock kamala harris, are arguing falsely. i should say that they were busing people in for that event and that people were booing both her and beyonce because beyonce didn't perform things that we know just aren't true. we would have heard eva talk about that if they were but i'll go to what donald trump said today, which was really trying to focus a specifically on issues that matter to this area, novi, detroit or excuse me, novi, michigan, a suburb of detroit. he's really been ramping up in his remarks and he's different from battleground states are the last several weeks, things that he knows are specific to the audience he is talking front and no and i note this rahel that we know donald trump has often dangled promises as he has sought new audiences. we saw that when he

>> eva mckend in michigan. thank you for that. and donald trump was also yesterday. he was in michigan before holding a rally in the keystone state and that's really fine. danny freeman, who's in state college, pennsylvania where trump spent the night trying to pick up votes. so danny, what are you learning to characterize former president trump's past 48 hours is really it was all about reaching out to young men. >> first you had that event last night, right here in state college on penn state's campus. and there was much of his normal pennsylvania type stump speech during that particular rally. there was a lot about fracking, bashing the biden-harris administration on immigration also, at one point, he made fun of vice president harris and targeted superstar beyonce because beyonce did not sing at that friday night rally in texas but early on he really played to that hometown crowd when he actually highlighted the penn state wrestling team, he brought them up on stage. he commented over and over again about how muscly they were and praised them for their successful

eva mckend. thank you. and kalamazoo, michigan and tuesday, november 5 is election night in america. >> and from the first votes to the critical counts, they'll uncover is quite like cnn, our special live coverage starts tuesday, november 5 at 4:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn we come back more on our coverage of israel's retaliatory strikes against iran. we're live in the region coming up next >> i've been saying publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money. i could just shut up tomorrow at nine on. >> take an ekg from anywhere, but with six times the data in your smartwatch introducing cardio mobile six el, the fda cleared ekg that provides six times more heart data than any smartwatch and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias and just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, and tachycardia cardia mobile six el the world's most advanced personal ag, get yours today, i cardia.com or amazon why are you just ten buckets of water when you can use one fire extinguishe

that's where the vice president is joining charlamagne tha god for a town hall event eva, what can we expect well, wolf, this is part of a larger policy push that we have seen from the vice president to reach black men and we know that this policy push is grounded in her support for entrepreneurs. >> she's talked about these forgivable loans talked about legalizing marijuana, recreational marijuana, and ensuring that black men have a seat at the table and a space in this industry, if in fact develops and also a, cryptocurrency and listen, she is sitting with charlemagne tha god to get this message out there. he's a popular host with a big audience, a largely black audience he is a supporter of hers, but he is also known for being very blunt and so she's going to get questions from voters across the battleground states and what we have seen emerge from the vice president and really her democratic surrogates on her behalf is say, listen, we understand that black men are persuaded voters, just like everyone else, just because she is a black woman. she is under no illusion that it is goin

they are absolutely lucy kafanov in new mexico, eva mckend in arizona. thanks to both you. let's bring in our panel. i could be mean and make this all about childhood vaccines and whether or not trump lost in mexico twice. but i'm not going to let's talk about some other stuff. i want to start with this controversial ad that features julia roberts take a listen where women still have a right to choose >> anyway, you want shared it. >> honey. >> remember what happens in the booth? stays in in if you're a republican woman, what's your take on that? >> because it's, it's obviously targeted at republican women. >> it isn't julia roberts. i think she's from georgia, so they found a swing state actress to do it you know, we all talk about the women vote both on campaigns and hear on tv. and we lump women altogether as if they're one monolithic. we all think the same thing. it sounds like an ex husband or ex-boyfriend talking about her ex wife or girlfriend, hear the truth of matter is, there are women who will go to the polling booth and tell all their friends that they are putti

that's it for us, eva. thank you very much. i want to get some insight right now from our political experts and nia malika henderson. let me start with you. i want to play that moment from the trump univision townhall that we just heard. even referred to i want to give you the opportunity to try to win back my vote was a little disturbing to me. you know, what happened during january 6, and the fact that, you know, you waited so long to take action while your supporters were attacking the capitol. >> we didn't have guns. the others had guns, but we didn't have guns. and when i say we, these are people that walk down, this was a tiny percentage of the overall, which nobody sees and nobody nobody shows but that was a day of love nia, why do you think that kamala harris decided to start her speech today in wisconsin referring to trump's referring to this day of love, january. listen, i think she has done a very good job over the last couple of rallies of amplifying some of trump's words suddenly trump's words

eva mckend from flint, michigan you should know the vice president has taken the stage. this is a live image of her and detroit will of course, monitor her remarks and bring you notable moments as we get them, allison. >> okay. >> boris, thank you. so the white house is celebrating two pieces of economic news today. the unexpectedly strong new jobs report with 254,000 jobs jobs added last month, which also lowered the unemployment rate and dockworkers getting back to work after three days of walking the picket lines and closing down part of america's port system. cnn business and politics correspondent vanessa yurkevich is here so vanessa, the strike is over, meaning that's a done deal. >> thought of a done deal, it's done for now until they have to work out the rest of the details of this contract. but there was so much economic pressure, so much consumer pressure and so much political pressure to get this deal done and ultimately the two sides usmx and the ila union, reached a deal on the economics of this package. wages. >> we know from sources telling our kayla tausc

eva that's right, los have to excuse my spanish, boris, when a second. do they are there are very famous mexican ban and they are going to be performing here. and then of course, jennifer lopez will be with her in vegas and this comes at a time when the campaign is seizing on those comments from the comedian over the weekend at the trump event, where he called puerto rico an island of garbage. they very much want to keep this in the conversation. they think that there are puerto ricans that are offended by this. and so they've cut a new ad in the battleground states. let's look what. >> if daughter who night boy who gallery tina. >> voters as part of the broad coalition of voters, the patchwork really a voters that the campaign needs in order to win. >> boris, brianna all right. >> eva, kristen, thank you. to you both. five days out, you're going to hear that a lot today here we are five days out, brand new cnn polling showing where these two candidates stand and in these battlegrounds of georgia and north carolina both have seen record voter turnout so

cnn's eva mckend is in palm harbor michigan. eva push for the vice president today she's going to visit a semiconductor facility in saginaw michigan, an assembly line visiting with workers she'll then head to macomb county to go to a labor union training facility. >> and it gives her an opportunity to tout the wins of the biden-harris administration in her view, on this issue, she'll argue that the chips act fortified these jobs. she will also be able to talk about her policy in this space as it relates to promoting apprenticeship programs and giving a tax credit to american manufacturers. and this comes at a time when democrats in some corners want this to be the message. her affirmative case for why she wants to be president. not so much. talking about the former president, who they will argue is impervious to these criticisms about his character, about fascism. instead, she needs to be out here making an affirmative case for why she wants to be president and talking about the opportunity economy so that's what today is all ab

eva mccann, thank you so much. let's talk about this with our political experts laura barron-lopez is the white house correspondent for pbs newshour erin perrine is a republican strategist for axiom strategies. and jamal simmons served as communications director for vice the co-host of the trailblaze podcast. aaron, to you first, what did you think about this rally? um, i think that we can all say it was offensive at many points in time. does it doesn't broaden his appeal. i would expect i wouldn't think that anybody is going to be swayed to consider voting more for donald trump after that rally, but at this point, it's about two things. it's about headlines and it's about coverage. it's all this is about at this point. this is get out the vote effort. so we are talking breathlessly about donald trump in new york city. and where else is he going to be going this week? he's going to be going to virginia. you're going to see him in new mexico as well. why? they're going on this offensive strategy to try to close out

eva mckend and kristen holmes appreciate it very much. i want to get some more on the breaking news our political experts are here with me in the situation room. is shermichael singleton hearing those vile racist, pretty hateful remarks at that madison square garden rally last night that trump organized and his people held was the rhetoric that we heard. it was awful, rhetoric. was it acceptable to the republican presidential race? >> let me answer this as a strategist, i'm looking at a state like pennsylvania, a critical battleground state where we know there are 465,000 plus puerto rican voters. now, i would argue that the harris campaign has sort of been struggling to find their footing in pennsylvania, which i believe is a must-win state for either side. you've now given the harris campaign an opportunity to potentially target that demographic with ads, spanish and english, to be able to put their door knockers and focus on heavy puerto rican communities to turn them up, turn them out rather. so if you're looking at a one to 2% margin

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want to go to detroit right now, cnn's eva mckend is on the scene for us. eva, first of all, you've been covering this campaign for us stood out to you from what we just heard over the past hour wolf, this was perhaps the vice president's most wide ranging conversation station on the campaign to date, she talked about building wealth in black communities as she answered a question on reparations saying that the issue needs to be studied talked about being a product of the black church growing up in the black church. >> and she told voters that she is clear-eyed about the disparities facing certain community he's even though the she is going to be a president for the entire country. she also addressed misinformation as it related to her loss enforcement background. there is i think the perception at least in some corners that she was especially punitive when it came to black men. and she told voters that is not so that she actually was progressive as it related to prosecutions amount around marijuana and then she has been a long longtime supporter of legaliz

eva maronova, dmytro khristenko, for voice of america from the zaporizhzhia region.ally, a story about a 93-year-old veteran of the american army, who is full-scale from the beginning. war draws attention to ukraine in every way. together with pro-ukrainian activists, he visits the offices of american legislators and urges them to help kyiv. american history of lithuanian origin, who experienced the soviet occupation and is now a russian protestor, will be told by iryna shinkarenko. for the sake of supporting ukraine, the 93-year-old american veteran of lithuanian origin , vytautas packauskas, has done many brave things for his age. when he was young, he traveled abroad to ukraine and to representatives of the american authorities. when he said: "if i was able to ride horses for an hour in 1991 for the sake of ukraine, you can pass the bill." and this year we tried scuba diving, so no one never... should get tired if this person at 93 is scuba diving, riding horses, crossing bridges, talking to everyone because of his love for the ukrainian people, and for ukrainians

jess alright, eva mckend for us there in georgia, and let's talk more about all of this with floridagresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. she's also a former head of the democratic national committee, congresswoman. good evening. >> thanks god, jessica, good to be with you. >> thanks for being here as we just laid out, this race is historically close. harris is trying to close the you'll how does she do that well with the joy continuing like you heard today with georgia voters celebrating her birthday and carrying her on their shoulders mean, we've gotten record turnout early vote turnout going on in georgia right now, early voting starts tomorrow in florida, and we expect a very enthusiastic motivated group of voters to start coming to the polls tomorrow and they're already voting by mail here. >> the way that the vice president is going to make sure that we can elect her to the white house is by contrasting as she has the stability and the progress that we've been able to make the typically around our economy. and focusing on middle-class issues like she has, making sure that she ta

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eva is on the harris campaign trail in atlanta. so the vice president just spoke in detroit soon, making your way to georgia. will the message, message be similar or different? from the vice president is hurt increasingly using the former president's own words against him as she aims to the rise himself him as fundamentally unserious in on hinge and it's a strategy that could work with swing-state voters, particularly those in georgia. those who had those republican voters who have illustrated that, they just cannot support the former president, those split ticket voters. and she's standing by that strategy. take a listen. >> he's bemi

joint event in a battleground city that has special significance for the republican party's, cnn's eva mckend joins us live from ripon and wisconsin so eva, what are who are harris and cheney trying to reach out to with this event tonight alex, this is a message grounded in country over party. >> the signs behind me the read is such. liz cheney will introduce the vice president and ultimately the argument that they are making here is that this election in their view, is about democracy it's about the constitution, rule of law. and that the former president is a threat to all of those things they are trying to appeal to conservative voters, independent voters who have no appetite for supporting the former president and to ensure that they don't stay home and that they maybe look over these policy differences that they have with the vice president and come out and support the democratic ticket. they are employing this message not only here in ripon, wisconsin, which is significant, of course, because does it is known as the birthplace of the republican party. you have republicans for har

. >> she's joining us now alive at eva. what are we expecting from tonight? from the vice president is her increasingly using the former president's own words and actions against him pointing, for example pull to how he talks about sell americans as the enemy from within or the comments he made about being the father of ivf when he of course, was responsible for elevating these three supreme court justices is that ultimately led to the reversal of roe versus wade. and it's all an effort to characterize the former press. president is unstable and unhinged. you hear senator jon ossoff on stage right now. the georgia senator, he just said that trump is unfit for the presidency, that this is not about party loyalty. take a listen to how the vice president speaks about this as well. >> he's becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged and it requires that response. i think the american people are seeing it witness saying in a real time and we must take note of the fact that this is an individual who wants to be president of the united states. and i think the americ